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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
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OXFORD. sat- Court ~ Prohsis bell A.
Paris. ~lhin AMI Tor the O0uniY % ohipfi %
the third Tuesday % July. a. n. i.l
ELMIHA fuLLER. nsmei kkecuuis ~ r,
tain InstFsmsnt parpcrtiax - o. m AS "
AMI restiment OF ssihsaiel fuller' late "a 49,.
same for frobsisi
Ordered, that the ssli Etscatfis sife -
tiee n eli persons Interested ~ eausins copi
Of This order o. BE- publishef hire Seess -.
csssisely 10 ths Oxford Democrat. ~ lttei
Paris that thsy Iaay appear al q frJbAie t)an .
be held 81 Paris ~ilhia ADD Cor ssid Counil o. w
third Tues. OF Aux. Bski. al o'clock 10 ne ~
noon and show cssself any hey haVs.shJ Nc 80
decsssei. ...... -.
-. -. 49,, - Al Al nAVIs NJ sfffs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

DO you suffsr from sero'als, salt rhsnm,
or other humorsi Take ilooi's Sarsspa.
filla. The great blood pariner. ioo doses
one dollar.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

Os,rlehe- are now quoted AZ I've dollars
apiece. Dot you would never suspect IL II
you wen, into nillirer'- 10 buy fea,h'
Cr 90 two.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

The young nan who carried of the hon.
ors OF bis school sAoai bring them back.
and give some other fellow chance.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

The number OF churches 10 this country
increases at the rate OF ten day. but the
supply Of sinners continues 70 exceed the
demand.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

A young lady In Alabama was rendered
speeches. FOR week By smelling csmphor,
The married men 10 that community are
al looking for the bottle.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

A slfl may be Ike sugar. fo' two reasons.
She m,y be- sweet, ADJ may he foil % xii.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
WORKING CLaSSBSA11EH1los

p.r.a a. furul.h I'll elassfs y iih emp ioJu 81
home the whole q me time. 90 fof ihsif sIafs
moments. nssnsss nsw, light anf rfct thf
pefsons % elthsr ses easllT cara ifFm - frtfs
10 A. oD per even inE. and q progofiional furl bT
isgoling al thsii time n the tus'nsss. blfs al
.ifls cara nearly ~ wuch a. msn. Ihst Al 80
sss this mar fsnf thsif ads res snt ftt ~ 30
nsss we maks this afsr. To cue a. ars ~ sci
s.iisdei ~ vlii send ooe dollar ~ psF Or o. irl
bic u sritinE fuu parties lar. 40 outliirfs. A.
dress eTOEsf sTfssOs A CO A.. Portland, hiItf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

OXFORD, s At ProDaie Court hsli Il fa,,s,
within and Cor ths County ~ Ohiofd' On '-'
thirf Tussisy Of July. A. u. I've.
WILLIAM W. EOwE. named Executof % 4 ~
tain Instrument purpcftlrg - BE- the last l ~
Testament OF Charidsmus Rcker, late ofhafs.,,-
In said County. deceased, having presen'ei '''
sane fof Probate:
Ordered. thai the ssii Executor give toiee 70
all persons interested BY easing . copy ~ " ",
orcsr 70 be publlshei three vesks tsccess.ssy
IN the Oxford Deuoefpt printed Al Par. .s.
they may appear a. . PROBATE Court q % hs,l ~
fsns In ssif Coluty 90 the third Tuesfsy o. Als
ne nj 40 eo'elosk In the fOrepoon AMI shor eans
IL any they have Why the ssif instrumeni On ~,
Not te proved, approved and Allowed s 'hs '
VIII and Testament OF said deceased.
GEO. A. WILSON, jufss.
A true copy-Aitsst m. q. DAVIS, Eegis1f'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
Noa-Re,ldent Tnxr,.

In ne toxu % Hartford. In N Cosntv Of On
fcfi. 90 M ysar l.-f
he following Let % tAxss "a RAJ estate Of
onrcsiisnf owners In ths tosu ~ IartfnTi, fol
ne year ls~i. In tllis conn .ltcd o. Axei " gceE
Coliertor % tares q sAld toNu, On N lllh
cay a June. III. has beea returued b. hIm 70 M
az rema.ninE unpat On l.lh ar % Mar. fxl-
~ hs ccrilacate % thsi late. aad ttey nos remain
treasarr of ne town within eighteen monthl
frOm the date "a ne commItmsnt ~ sad bills,
- mach % me real estate taxcf AZ "a suflc.
ient 90 pay ne amount fue thereiof. lncluflnE n.
terest And charges. without furthsr notos, ~
sold a. ruollc aucIon, a. ne Iosn Hal IN
sal tosu, en- N I'm Oar Cf nCcembsr
~. AZ oac gcioCk Pm
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

OXFORD, - Ats Cosr % frohAis hsi A.
Paris within and fOf The County ~ Otfofi "a
ne thlrj Tsesily OF july, A. u. lc7.
JOHN r. swAsEl. Admnlsfratof on o.
estate OF John Mouisy, lsis az Cnioa, ia
SAID County, ceossssd, having presented ~ O.
eoant Of sdninistra,ion q the estate % al o.
oesssl fOr allowance.
Orisr.i. Thai he sAhl Afmlnlstrai1f sift
notlce W Az p.fscns lnier. stsi,, y 49,
aesssivsly 10 ths ONfofd DsmOerst, Ifintfi
Paris, that they NAY APPEAR AZ a Probate telN
10 b. hed al fAfis. on M hir,i TufsiAI OF 40
nexf. ct nlne c'closk IN the fofsncon, AL 800
osuss, n any they have, whY ths samc thoab 40
b sliO~ei.
GEO. A. WILSON, juifs.
A true c5py--atiest M. q. DAVIS, ks.iftsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

MnupUto b. maize. Cat this out AIT fsisr,
MIINt \ o. 10 All Ne wiil send Yoa frss 80
hAoA'hA hing % greet valas AL irrlrares
% you. that . IN start Iou In husiress sliln .
hslnf Yea IN mere monsJ ushi aFar nae az.
hing slse IN thls world. Any zoe faa fl uIl
sofs snf liv- a. home. khhsf - 81 tfft.
somsthisr se~. that iast coins mossy o. a
softsrs. We - M start yoa. csp iial noi nssfsi
This a ote u NE gfualns. lnpoftant Ctfurfs cf
q lifetime. Thsss rho arr amhHipns anf suisf.
rrisins oil ma delay. srand euidi Hes. Afiis.s
fHrH A 90. .Ausssta. Maine.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

rug snh-cribsf hereby gives pablo noiiss iln
hs has bssn fuly sppolaiei ~ Ne lioa. jag
a Probate coz the Cosnty Of Osiord All asiuuff
tho trust Of Administrator 81 Ne kstAie ~
SAMUEL BRYANT, late % srssneool
In sah County. dfcesscd. ~ giving bont a. ~
la. directs 10 therefore requests al pefsons la.
dstt,d 10 ire estate Of said dsccsse.i = make in
mediate pay meat. and th0.s Who have AnI o.
msnds thereon. b. exhibit the sane -
Jolly ipth, -. SEoHoE w. BRYANT.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
OUR puzzLE CORNER.
f.-L~i0MA.

Communication Cor this Department should
~ rent tie esiitor. W. u. EASTMAN. Hast sum-
nsr. Mel
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

0xFORD, os-Ats Court 81 Probate. bed ~
Paris, within and f0r The County OF Oti'fa' ~
the third rses.iay Of July, A. u. lrsl. -.
On the tstitloa of JOHN >. HARLOW. yeL
dian OF kdhh a. and Etbsl q. nafio~. N lDof ~,
II ElbnfEe q. liAilow. lsfe " Ditnsi1. -.
County. dsceased. praying Cor iieense 70 ssh -.
CONVEX certain real sststs, tescribed IN - :,
private sals. Cor The bsDelt of sad mlners.
OkDkkED, thai the ssld Pefluonsr rte - - ~
70 al pefsons Interested BY causing An sDsu~ ~
HE petition. With the order tbereon' W -
Oxfosd Democrat, printed Al Paris. thsi ~.
nay appear q Probate Court 70 be bed
In said County, on the third fsssfsy o. 49,
next a O'Clock In the forenoon, and shos 80 ~
~ any th<y have, uhy ths sane tbos" -
gro, A;w,scss; Luz.
Afrss eopy-aftssr-u. C.DASls, kess...-
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Grand Trunk Railway
Sumner Arrsnqement

SUMMER Arranqenent
u al sfsf MAJ isih. iss-. al unil Mrthsf 70
ute, tra.1s sil ran ~ illllssf
flsr sisfions msfksl'
..-...s q, ,,..v,.x,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

UnUcaa live 81 no.ns ant MAKE nors uonsI ti
IIIllwofs or o. than Al AnIthlsg flss 'n i1H
iSpwofif tsptA Dot seeded 20 ar
siarsd fue 10th ssnss. al tEes. Az oce 80
a. ths sofs. Large etrulnss fafr lfum lff
start CBsly futdt ant tffns free. Belize nIi
deiaT r1sts yCa uoihlnE a. fsat us foaf al
irsfs .nd frd 1uf. q Yuu are - lss Icu eiIl a. FL
Al oner. n. llALLTrf A Co. fUftlArf. Moo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

m -wn,r's NJ ruov0nri
have a thought In mind;
by double decspltatior,
We have instead, q word
Denoiiug obligation.
And now curtall the word
lDenoilng obligatory
Aud tha, will leave. you'll dad,
A common exclamation.
DsheAt the last found wori.
lou have an exclamation
Which travellers say Il used
Much, by the Indian nation.
DENNIE pEE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

vi-cRoss WORN ENi0NA
IN limb. rot iu branch
Ia dfm. ut in stsunchs
IN hs.'r. uni In sew
in rsir. uai iu Efnus
H. nsw. not Ia old;
~ say. not IN la,
Nov ifyon sctu ~ Hos Al through.
A pleasant sisiy ma ~. ioat ,ies.
jEssiE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09
5-llarfl,i Beechsr Sio~e

-nhltft o'F'"'t Ns'""
C.-i. Ready. Rad. :. CARY. cau. >
Mary. mar. Z. Snowy. show 5, chlnk,
cha. 6. Shane. sham. :. Plane. ylsn
:. Party. part. .. Shsde. shat
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cue so ROC ( ISL LtO 9 PlclFlc RAIL wll

~ $3.50 II ~ rrfrsi IsiIia 49, fssf1l = fffr
80 - - "a I'HIHnrn 49, rrnfIrr.ara l~Es ~
t..lr.I rfsN ~ - So a. sait 80. D. a.
go I.a e. a. - - ttst treis .iafniaI afstaa
500 I.rIra a. .frf9s 80 30 81 trar ln tli.rf
$1,000 isfaran 49, AfIa1llr 81 iar.rr
- "a lHarI r.l.I be anI tranrffs - ~ NaA
-.rr Ia Uffraa. ~ ssI'e, irrlas tifrllt h..les
rmH IL Is.rr.N a. lNInHiaI laFrnI.IfN hHsEai 80
l. $500 NaI.nH.f Iffu ga $3.50. n 80 -
srfr. - tIr. L. h1iaasl irl.srls ls'sfsst a,
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n-woRp SQUARE

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I. Part OF whip
?. Strong.
J. Slender.
Aplaut-
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rns Famous Aibcr, Leo aeu,o

Ths famous Albert lea Rcuto
q. HHa H..Hf HraHr.Ir iHn HafaraH aIIaIH 80 N.H
~ 49,. t'Hrf tnls f.lla H..ll 49, AtfIHHt
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ar...a N.aH.a 1904 hnHHaa NIfH. NIrnHH Hs.|H "N
d ...I $1,000 r...nrn Al r.aasTa Nf Iafr.ra
...... fa.aIHa IHI.s 81 fNlI ...1 fsl..s y II
- aa.HI 20 ~ e llari tFaI'l tI.l|I "a
600. ....rf..f "a 4 n|lIF trratrrrnt
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80 -. - a-sRe-sfatr -. iise 49, 40
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inc Great Hock isinna Nouto
traraI orr lev o. fII-i a. 49, ~ - $50 ~
aI.HL D. EfI.ITs go r. 10 slIIf Tlra
~ fif IT, ~ - Ff.ss 4 I.riTTf e. u1rs1
~ ..r rltlHit lttata.l 80 saf.if sIf.la1ts tat
a.. H.r rHrIHI 30 IIHHnlaf 49, - falll.a. lf|ff
r...H.r d. trarH.II ularaf..s A. $1,000 81 49,
20 .ff a.. - slflIi 49, "a .lilHi An' 80
r.. I'll L.. -. $3.50 nIIafHal a Esd aalII fl
H.H .rr.aHHHH. on 80 80.
rH H..... IT,. H.fsfrn frI"tl 49, - Nfs-sfrI
"a 90 L..lf .IfaE.a llsr taaraHH HsnIN.Hnf
....r.n I.Ia.s laH..r 80 f.rTIlrs Aafa flesaft
....r IH.ra a. .rHH = HFHH rHHaNa aHHHfHfHHHH
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oxYoRp. ..-Ai .Probale cour, ~ q 20.

Atru. oopv-sll..s'"n. {. DAVIS. H. sisi'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1887-08-09

ANswEEs To PrrILEs or L.sr wEsS
IL BraG
LIAR
AcmE
CAmE
Keen
2-Mauimouy.
d-Coustsntluopl-. -oou. ou. tan. an
AIT. corsisn'. tic, iu, n, pc lpls'ss
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
BRILL TELEPHONE CASES.
JUDGE THURMAN REVIEWS THE
MANNER IN WATCH
An Invention May be Patented-He
Compares This Patent With
the Land Patent.

BosroS, MASS, June l5-In the
United States Circuit Court the a'gu-
ments in tie famous Bell telephone
cases were continued. Judge Thur
msn reviewed the manner In which
an invention may be patented. BY
this rule patents are all locked up
from The public. The whole thing lie
done in secret. How is the examiner
10 know this thing has not been known
before? He cannot know II unle's 1t
comes to him by accident. But II he
hears that some perton has some such
thing already made he has no power
to call testimony. IL caunot, there
fore, be said that these EXAMINERS &C.
jndicially.
Judge Thurman then explained the
different modes of procedure in the
patent aud law offices, and said that
in the latter all proceedings were as
public as II g day. II the government
had the right TO appeal to the court to
set aside q land patent, much more
had they the right TO ask the court to
Get aside an ordinary patent. The next
point which judge Thurman said he
would consider was whether the Bell
Telephone Company Was bona tide
purchaser. What is there In patent
which makes II negotiable and gives TO
Il all the Qusliiy of bill of exchar &c II
the patent was void for any sufiic emit
cause You cAnno, breath iteinto that
ihirg and turn il over TO the Bali
Telephone Clmpsny with considefa-
ton or without he then considered
the statute Of limitation. The patent
was no, conf ed to time in Limitation
a. to receiving its gas unless ex'
pressly provided by statute. This wss
a principle Zee ,gniEed by common Law
for many centuries. This case hes
differed from others that have been
decided plevi. usly. Tnis case had
been regularly brought before the
court, aud the decision Of the United
States supreme Court in tie private
cases now before il would not stfect
the decision OF this case at present
before the Circuit C1urt in the least.
Judge Humans further argument
was composed largely OF repetition
Of the argument of Cbancellors Lowry
and GoOde. who bad preceded him.
Mr.. L l. DIckerson, OF New York,
then opened the csse for the telephone
company, aud dEelt at length upon
the QUESTION whether the Attorney
General had the power to bring such
suit as that now pending. Con is have
repeatedly tec,ded tina, the Attorney
General, repie enting the President,
had no power as now claimed. Ia al
these cNes he has never appealed
from the decision Of the Supreme
Court at Washington to find out
whether he is right or not.
Mr.. Dlcksrson then considered Mr..
Humans Argument that patent cases
and land pat mt cases we're similar in
the authority exercised over them by
the Attorney General, and claimed
that the two classes Of csees we're en-
tirely different and cited from the
records of the Supreme Court to es-
iablish this claim. This closed the
arguments. Decision is reserved Tor
the present.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
THE COKE STRIKE
To be PrOIOu ged Indefinitely en-
Account OF Ihs Furnace Men.

PITEs URo, Pa, Juoe l5.-Ats meet
ing in this city today Of all the coke
producers in the ConnellBville region,
except Carnegie Bros, it was unsni.
mouslY resolved to rev firm their posi-
ton OF 10 grant the advance demand.
ed by the coke workers. The advlsa,
bility of reducing the price OF coke st
demanded by the furnace owners wac
also considered bat no action wat
taken. The resolution refusing the
demands of the workmen will prolonI
the strike indefaitely, and indicates /
determination on the part # the oper
ators 10 resist the strikers, notwith
standing the action Of the Csrnegies ii
granting the advance.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
The strike 10 be Investigated.

PIrTsBUBo, Pa, June l5.-T. d.
Barry and 7, B. Mcclure, Of the Gen
eral Executive Board OF the knights
Of Labor, were in the city today en-
route to Cleveland to investigate the
STRIFE Of the ore handlers, which re-
suited in a small riot yesterday alter
noon between the strikers and nom
union workmen. The visit of the two
members Of tie General Executive
Board 10 expected to result in the
board taking general action in regard
m the matter.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
neIion,o ChIIdren, RurrInE

Mothers, overworked men, and for all
diseases where the tissues are wasting
away from the inability to digest or
dinaIy food, or from overwork OF the
brain or body, sil such should take
SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure Cod Liver
Oil with Hypophosphites. 81 used
the Emulsion on lady who was deli
cate, and threatened with bronchitis
1t put her in such good health and
flesh that l must say it is the besl
Emulsion ever used"
L. P. WADDELL, NJ. D.,
Hurh'e Mills, 8, @.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16

ture high way robber at 10 o'clock
tonight. The same robber had just
shot at citizen and nearly killed him,
the bullet grsslDg his left cheek. An
organized gang Of highwsymen Is sup.
posed 10 be located In the city, and
q large number Of robberies have oc.
CURED, especially during that portion
Of the month when there are no street
lighia
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
DOCK HANDS
AZ Cleveland All Ont On strike
EcAbs Driven Away,

CLEVELAND, O., June 5.-Ths strik-
ing car leaders at the ore docks Of the
New York, Pennsylvania and Ohio
railroad, were cut in force this morn
ing aud drove the colored men who
were at work into cars which were
Immediately pulled to a small town
Just without the city. The strikers
then waited the decks Of the Oleve-
land aud Pitsbuig Railroad Company,
the Valley Railroad Company and the
Cleveland Rolling Mill Company, and
induced the men at work there to
Join them. No violence was offered
and no damage done to property,
Dock hands all along the river are
now out, and the police are afraid that
there will be a collision before night
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
FOR animals.

Mapgp, Dislemper, Dlarrt ea and
Worms in dogs quickly cured Scratch
es, Sores, CALI, Bruises, Cuts or
Wounds Of any kind quickly and per.
mar emily healed by Washing With the
Fluid. DR.. ]. Hough, the Distinguish.
ed veterinary surgeon, says: " | fad
Darbys Prophylactic Fluid all that 1t
is represented. As local application
/ believe II to be without an equal"
For Collie and seonrs it scts like magic
policeman Shot by HIghWaymHn,
KANSAS CRY, No., June l5,-Pa
trolman y. A. Register was shot in the
left shoulder while attempting TO cap
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
DRUM KEN NESS
Or the Liquor Habit. Positively Cured
By Administering DIR. Hcsuc1'
Golden SpoclnC.

Golden Specific.
TT can be given In q cup Of coffee or tea
i without the knowledge Of the persian TAX
ing il; is absolutely harmless, and will effect
. permanent and steady cure, whether the
patient Is moderate dyinker or an alcoholic
wreck. Thousands Of drunkards have been
made temperate men who have taken Golden
Specific in their coffee without their knowl-
edge, and today believe they quit drinking
Of their own free will. 1T NEVER FAILS.
The system once impregnsted with the Spe-
cthc, II becomes an utter impossibility Tor
tho liquor appetite TO exit For sale BY
A. RENKERT 4 CO., 2l6 Main st.,
N. J. HEISTER, 2SS Main 81
MAN nhin, Tom.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
We, CHANDELIERS
Election FORMALLY Announced Yes
lerdny.

CoScoRD, N. H., June 15.-The Sem
ate and House met in joint convention
at noon today for the purpose OF elect
Ing q United States Senator for the nm
expired term ending March 4, 1889.
The journals Of both branches were
read, showing that William +. Chan
dler had received q majority OF the
votes in each, aud he was accordingly
declared duly elected.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-16
Supreme Court Sale.

No. ais, Shelby County Docket-Mary j.
Cooke ct al. vs. J. r. Hatcher ct oil
TNDE and by virtue Of a decree CT sale
| enterei in above cause by the supreme
Court OF Tennessee, sitting at jackson, at
the April term, 1887. l will cell at public out
CRY, 10 the highest and beat bidder, at IL
o'clock M, on ,.a-
In fronl of the courthouse door. in the Tax
ing District OF Shelby county, Tennessee,
late city e Memphis, the following lot Of
real estatsi Lying, situate and being In the
Taxing District Of Shelby. county, Tenues-
see, late city Of Memphis; being lot No, III,
block No. q. fronting 231S feet, more or less,
on the west side Of Main street and rum ne
back $50 feet, more or less, to an alley, upon
which Is I'll uated three-story brick building
or store house, known as No, $50 Main street,
said property BEING situated between Gayoso
and Union streets.
Terms-si5, 900 cash. balances in two equal
pay ments at one and two years, with per
cent, interest; n Il to he retained on said
property 20 secure said deferred payments
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NOTICE.

DARTIES Wishing 10 rent the kSTIVAL
J. PARK for picnies, ETC., viii please apply
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take place, a. the Park opera House will be
opened 10 Opera and Dramatic Companies
during the entire GUNNER. For date and
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MAN-A.LIN never gripes. On the coz
trary, 1t is given with great success for
cramps. Sold at Heister'e.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-22
LEPeRs IN PHILADELPHIA.
Mother and Child, Amicted with Lsp
rosy, Held by the Board of HeaIth

Mother and Child, Afiicted With Lsp-
rosy, Held by the Board of Health.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 21.-The two lep.
ers, mother and daughter, whose myster-
ious presence In the city has, for several
days, been attracting considerable atten-
ton, walked into the office of the board
of health Saturday afternoon and gave
themselves into the charge of Health
Officer Patterson. The latter had q long
consultation with the mother, and finallJ
sent them to the municipal hospital.
where they will be detained until the
board of health shall take some action In
the matter. The woman is ( Mrs. P.
Miranda, and the child's name is Anita,
aged nine years. The mothers case is
particularly a bad one, but both she and
her daughter are 30 badly afflicted that
they are compelled to go heavily yelled,
and they are virtually ontcasts. Mrs.
Miranda left this city and went to New
York, where she took passage on a
steamer for Brazil, but she did not know
the name OF the vessel. Scarcely had
they got we'll out to sea when tbs ships
doctor found but what was the matter
with the two passengers; and the captain
determined to land them at the first op-
pcrtunity. The vessel put in at Newport
Narrows n the sorely afflicted woman
and her little girl were obliged to dis.
embark, being told that under the cir
cunstances It would be impossible to put
them ashore in a Brazilian port She de-
termined at once to come back to this
city, and arrived at Broad street station
Saturday morning. Prior to sailing for
Brazil the pair were under the care OF
DR.. Van Harrington, and the physicians
still claim that the health authorities
have no Jurisdiction in the case These
lepers are the first persons afflicted with
that disease ever known to have been in
Philadelphia. and the disease is such q
rare one that there is no precedent to
govern the board OF health In ~disposing
OF the case
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-11-22
Pandemonium in a Court Room.

GALENA, Ill, Nov. 21.-At Cassville,
Wis, a man giving his narae as Frank
Holloway, was arrested for vagrancy and
taken before a justice. While the exam.
nation was going on Holloway suddenly
drew from his pocket a piece of gas pipe
of the regulation anarchist bomb size,
and lighting a fuse which projected from
one end, he threw the instrument upon
the floor. A rush was at once made for
the windows in the Justices office, and
in their mad plunge through them sew
eral of the witnesses and spectators were
badly u and bruised, and the magis-
trate broke one of his legs in jumping
down q street embankment after he es-
capped from the building. The supposed
bomb proved to be a harmless instrn-
ment prepared by the joking yagrant,
who got sixty days in the county Jail for
his sport.